The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-11-09

Thomas McLin, Esq, 10 building
. new dwelling, on Jail street
Mr.. Henry Wilson is painting tn,
wood and tin work of the TINES
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Of Mount
Nebo, have moved to town for win
ter quarters.
I am prepared to cut and make
Mems clothing at reasonable rates
w. G. STANLEY.
Miss Anna Lords new building Il
nearing completion and will soon
be ready for occupancy with hea
photograph gallery.
Union services will be held once
q month in the various churches in
town. A committee was appointed
to make the arrangements.
The County Court, as is usual
brought large crowd of men into
town. County Court day is a good
day to trade horses and see each
other.
The first quarterly meeting Of thu
new conference year will be held al
the M. E. Church, South, next Sat
urday and Sunday, Elder Richard
son will be present.
Mr.. Love, Of Louisville, is out OF
the proposed R. R. line to that place
taking the right of way. He hal
secured nearly every land owner t.
give right of way.
The house Of Mr.. Ad. Clemenl
with all its contents were burned
Sunday night. Mr.. Clemens I've
on the Niles Ferry road four ant
half miles from town.
Maryville must have a splendit
hotel, kept in superb style, a three
dollar q day house. This will Civ
the town character quicker thar
anything that can be done now.
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley have return
ed from their visit to Indiana. Or
account Of the sickness of the Doctor
they did not visit Chicago. The Dr.
was confined to his bed for three
weeks.
The number Of meat men in ou
town has had something to do il
lowering the price of coed steaks II
S1s cents per pound; that is good OF
maet eaters, but bad on countr,
cutters.
Mr.. H. T.Cox and DR.. Bond, o
Louisville, ere win town Monday
They were up to attend the meet
ing Of the County Alliance to ap
point delegates to attend the Stat
meeting at Nashville.
Any boy or girl who will get tw,
new yearly subscribers to the TIMES
for one year, accompanied with tn
cash, shall have fifty-cents poke
knife. How many boys and girl
will accept this offer?
Farmers, build nice fences aroun
your homes, and if you can't pain
them, whitewash them. Even 10
houses with good whitewashe
fences gives home cheerful aspec
and that is what we want.
Let us help Maryville start a fey
more factories. Her broom factory
although small as yet, is going t
grow-widen, deepen and strength
en-in all its departments. Let tn
merchants buy all their brooms q
this factory.
B. F. Brown, Of Knoxville, spok
at the Court House last Monday t
small audience in defense of tn
Knights of Labor. He is q pleasan
talker, does not grow very animate
In his discussions, but made som
good points.
Mrs. Anna Ruble, wife of tn
Rev. ]. A. Ruble, surprised her hus
band with an excellent supper o.
last Friday evening, it being tn
occasion of his 44th birthday.
number of friends enjoyed the even
ing with them.
DR.. P. M. Bartlett and w. T. Pal
ham visited the railroad men con
nected with the X. & S. Railroad
as special committee, to presen
the memorial of the Maryville pee
pie on the subject of the location Q
that line of road.
Mr.. Arthur Ruble returned t
Kansas City last week, to tax
the position he had before his lat